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Suicide Prevention Awareness Month
We help survivors impacted by trauma and mental health challenges that can affect their will to live.
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Taking Pride in Service
We serve anyone and everyone affected by intimate partner or sexual abuse.
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Reducing risk through partnerships
Increased access to services can help prevent HIV for women living through violence.
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Celebrating Women’s History – and Future
Learn more about The Center’s role yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
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Healthy Boundaries
It is a crucial time to maintain our boundaries
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Featured Highlights
We Are Open
The Center for Women and Families is available to talk with you 24/7, every day of the year.
Protective Orders
Navigating the courts can be challenging, but our advocates are here to help.
Caring for Kids
Children exposed to violence in their homes are at risk physically, mentally, and socially.
Take Charge, Not Risks
A partnership between The Center for Women and Families, Volunteers of America Mid-States, and PIRE has improved links to care for people experiencing domestic violence and who are at risk of contracting HIV.
Your relationship can affect your status. Women in unsafe relationships are at a greater risk of an HIV diagnosis.
Guest writer Dawne Gee shares her powerful story about fighting her way through an abusive marriage. It’s a must-read.
Become an advocate.
Volunteering at The Center means being there for someone who needs you, empowering others to believe in themselves and making a difference one person at a time.
